• DOI:10.3354/MEPS12353
Corpus ID: 3947779

Realignment of sea turtle isotope studies needed to match conservation priorities

@article{Pearson2017RealignmentOS,
  title={Realignment of sea turtle isotope studies needed to match conservation priorities},
  author={R. Pearson and J. P. Merwe and C. Limpus and R. Connolly},
  journal={Marine Ecology Progress Series},
  year={2017},
  volume={583},
  pages={259-271}
}

R. Pearson, J. P. Merwe, +1 author R. Connolly

Published 2017

Biology

Marine Ecology Progress Series

Stable isotope analyses have become popular in sea turtle literature over the past decade, with an increasing year-to-year trend in published studies reporting insights into food web structure, diet, trophic interactions, ontogenetic shifts, geographic distributions, and more. Understanding the geographic distribution of migrating taxa within their sub-populations could enhance conservation and management, especially for threatened populations. For sea turtles, stable isotope analyses can… CONTINUE READING

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